Knit lines are formed when two or more plastic flow fronts collide and solidify or “knit” together during the molding process. Overall, injection molding
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Knit Lines
As the plastic travels through the cavity it wants to naturally cool. This is because the melt temperature is much higher than the mold
6 Common Plastic Resins for Injection Molding
6 Common Plastic Resins For Injection Molding There are hundreds of plastic resins on the market. Each one with unique properties, advantages, and disadvantages. Which
Mold Flow Analysis For Injection Molding
Designing Plastic Parts For Injection Molding? Run Mold Flow Analysis Before Cutting The Mold Mold flow analysis is not required for the injection molding
Designing for Plastics
The success of your plastic part relies upon many key elements working simultaneously. There are many factors that influence the outcome of your plastic part and should be taken into consideration when designing with plastics as follows:
Top 3 Injection Molding Pitfalls To Avoid
Before we jump into the injection molding pitfalls you should avoid, here’s a quick review of the Injection Molding Process, Injection Molding Basics, and Rapid Injection Molding.